Diane Abbott to be Labour Leader...
Discussion
miniman said:
Amusing that during her announcement on Radio 4 she said that there needed to be a woman in the race. That would be so that all the other women in the party would vote for her, I presume. Wanting people to vote because of someone's gender? Well I never.
These people shamelessly promote themselves based on their 'minority status'.DonkeyApple said:
Paddy_N_Murphy said:
DonkeyApple said:
D-Angle said:
The sad thing is, if she was leader, they would probably do well at the next election. To the great unwashed she is That Nice Woman Off The Telly.
To the great unwashed she is the woman who has turned Tower Hamlets into the nirvana of free housing, free money, total support without ever having to work. She is a god.Outside of London people do not know nor care about various little boroughs or bits of London.
grumbledoak said:
DonkeyApple said:
TH has been upheld as a shining beacon of New Labour by the young Labour electorate
The young Labour electorate should be made to walk around it after dark. 
Can’t really say it’s like walking around down town Bangalore . . . . . . . . as downtown Bangalore seemed far far friendlier than TH
DJC said:
DonkeyApple said:
Paddy_N_Murphy said:
DonkeyApple said:
D-Angle said:
The sad thing is, if she was leader, they would probably do well at the next election. To the great unwashed she is That Nice Woman Off The Telly.
To the great unwashed she is the woman who has turned Tower Hamlets into the nirvana of free housing, free money, total support without ever having to work. She is a god.Outside of London people do not know nor care about various little boroughs or bits of London.
Didn't think so.
Try reading you daft plank 
DJC said:
DonkeyApple said:
Paddy_N_Murphy said:
DonkeyApple said:
D-Angle said:
The sad thing is, if she was leader, they would probably do well at the next election. To the great unwashed she is That Nice Woman Off The Telly.
To the great unwashed she is the woman who has turned Tower Hamlets into the nirvana of free housing, free money, total support without ever having to work. She is a god.Outside of London people do not know nor care about various little boroughs or bits of London.
The way they wield it is very concerning.
Dr Phibes said:
DJC said:
DonkeyApple said:
Paddy_N_Murphy said:
DonkeyApple said:
D-Angle said:
The sad thing is, if she was leader, they would probably do well at the next election. To the great unwashed she is That Nice Woman Off The Telly.
To the great unwashed she is the woman who has turned Tower Hamlets into the nirvana of free housing, free money, total support without ever having to work. She is a god.Outside of London people do not know nor care about various little boroughs or bits of London.
The way they wield it is very concerning.
The real Apache said:
Anyone else think that Ed will throw the towel in and over his support to Dave come the time?
I was thinking David is the only runner and all the other clowns where trying to make it look like a contest I think abbot saw the other freaks running and got the wrong end of the stick.
now i just hope they all bow to the superior diane abbott lmao
Edited by JacksHereR on Thursday 20th May 15:23
JacksHereR said:
The real Apache said:
Anyone else think that Ed will throw the towel in and over his support to Dave come the time?
I was thinking David is the only runner and all the other clowns where trying to make it look like a contest I think abbot saw the other freaks running and got the wrong end of the stick.
now i just hope they all bow to the superior diane abbott lmao
Edited by JacksHereR on Thursday 20th May 15:23
I am looking forward to tonight's "This Week". How are Neal and Portillo going to react? Ridicule and Laughter? Will they pretend to take her seriously?
I can just picture Neil, with a twinkle in his eye, asking if she will continue to appear on the show if she becoms leader.
Portillo will lean back, and with a slightly puzzled look on his face, ask her what she thinks her chances are.
Who says that politics isn't fun?
Don
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I can just picture Neil, with a twinkle in his eye, asking if she will continue to appear on the show if she becoms leader.
Portillo will lean back, and with a slightly puzzled look on his face, ask her what she thinks her chances are.
Who says that politics isn't fun?
Don
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don4l said:
I am looking forward to tonight's "This Week". How are Neal and Portillo going to react? Ridicule and Laughter? Will they pretend to take her seriously?
I can just picture Neil, with a twinkle in his eye, asking if she will continue to appear on the show if she becoms leader.
Portillo will lean back, and with a slightly puzzled look on his face, ask her what she thinks her chances are.
Who says that politics isn't fun?
Don
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Yes should be entertaining tonight. Also Mr Charles "write an article against the coalition but don't vote against it when my colleagues are in the room" Kennedy is on. Hope you don't think I'm gingerist here but he is a tI can just picture Neil, with a twinkle in his eye, asking if she will continue to appear on the show if she becoms leader.
Portillo will lean back, and with a slightly puzzled look on his face, ask her what she thinks her chances are.
Who says that politics isn't fun?
Don
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t of the highest order.anonymous said:
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Indeed she is!"The other candidates are all nice and would make good leaders of the Labour Party but they all look the same... We cannot be offering a slate of candidates who all look the same. The Labour Party's much more diverse than that."
She appears to be going for the 'Cos I is black' angle.
Neil H said:
anonymous said:
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Indeed she is!"The other candidates are all nice and would make good leaders of the Labour Party but they all look the same... We cannot be offering a slate of candidates who all look the same. The Labour Party's much more diverse than that."
She appears to be going for the 'Cos I is black, fat, and a single mother' angle.
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